60 Pcs Spice Bags for Cooking, Muslin Reusable Tea Bag Drawstring Sachet | 3x4 Inch Unbleached Natural Cotton Bag for Soup, Loose Leaf Tea, Herb, Empty Cheese Cloth Bag for Straining

I use these little bags to add dried elderberries and spices to make elderberry tonic. Works well. Allows the elderberry to steep without the need for extra straining. I bought these by mistake, thinking they were larger, but they still serve the purpose. Not too thick but very sturdy. Not linty. Very easy to fill with the desired product. Bags do not affect the flavor of the product, and clean-up is very easy. My personal opinion is that they can be reused, as I have reused before and the taste or quality of the product was not affected.

Good workmanship. Worked the money. Price is great. Fast delivery

Such a simple little product that genuinely makes cooking so much less annoying. No more fishing bay leaves and peppercorns out of your soup — just toss everything in a bag, tie it off, and pull it out when you're done. Game changer. The 3x4 inch size hits a sweet spot — big enough for a solid amount of spices, and the pack of 60 means you won't be running out anytime soon. They're made from unbleached cotton, so they're safe even after boiling — no weird smells or flavors leaching into your food. The fine mesh design keeps ingredients from leaking while still letting all the fragrance and flavor come through, which is exactly what you want. And they're reusable and even compostable, so they're a solid eco-friendly choice too. Beyond soups, they work great as tea bags, for cold brew coffee, herbal drinks, or even as little fragrance sachets — way more versatile than expected. Only thing to note: you might notice small black dots on the fabric — those are just crushed cotton seeds and wash right out before use. Not a defect, just natural material doing its thing. For the price, these are a total no-brainer for any home cook.

Much better than I expected. Not too thin. They will be perfect for the tea bath bags I plan on using them for. They have a nice feel to them and don’t feel cheap.

I got these so I could use them to add certain spices or things like onions or garlic I wanted to remove from the dish after cooking. They work great! The only thing I did not care for (and I’m not certain if it’s normal or not), but I decided to place them in boiling water to clean them before use and a lot of brownish color came out. I know they are unbleached, but what is the brown color? I liked the multiple sizes, and they could possibly reused as they are sturdy.

I’ve been using these 60-piece natural muslin drawstring bags for a few weeks, and they’ve been great. They’re 3x4 inches, which is a perfect size for holding spices, herbs, or blends when cooking soups, stews, or sauces. I’ve also used them for ground coffee and loose-leaf tea on camping trips, and they work wonderfully — easy to fill, steep, and clean up. The drawstrings keep everything secure, and the bags don’t tear even with repeated use. What I liked: Durable natural muslin material Convenient 3x4 inch size for spices, herbs, coffee, or tea Drawstring closure works well Easy to clean and reusable Multipurpose — great for camping, cooking, or DIY spice blends Overall: These bags are versatile, durable, and practical. Perfect for anyone who wants an easy way to add spices to soups or teas without loose herbs floating around, or for camping and outdoor use. Great value for 60 bags, too!

These are nice but very small and very thin

I bought these little muslin bags to fill with baking soda and freshen up my shoes and they work really well for that. The bags are a great size, small but roomy enough to hold a good amount of baking soda. The drawstring closure is nice and secure so the powder stays inside without spilling everywhere. They’re made from natural, unbleached cotton, which is exactly what I wanted since I prefer using eco-friendly and reusable products. I’ve also used a few for tea and herbs and they hold up nicely without any tearing or fraying. Overall, these bags are super versatile and good quality for the price. If you want to make your own sachets, use them for loose tea, or even strain herbs, these are a solid choice.